Tattooed Teenage Alien Fighters from Beverly Hills 1994
- Status
- Canceled
- First Aired
- October 3, 1994
- Format
- 1 season · 40 eps
- Total Runtime
- ~14 hours (21 min/ep)
- Created By
- Jim Staahl, Jim Fisher
- Network
- USA Network
What is Tattooed Teenage Alien Fighters from Beverly Hills?
Tattooed Teenage Alien Fighters from Beverly Hills is a television series first released in 1994. Catalogued under Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Kids.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 1994
- Status
- Canceled
- Episodes
- 40
- Runtime
- 21 minutes
- First aired
- Oct 3, 1994
- Networks
- USA Network
- Genres
- Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Kids
- Updated
At a glance
- Rating
- ★ TMDB users: 7.2/10
- Format
- 1 season · 40 episodes
- Episode runtime
- ~21 minutes
- Status
- Canceled
- Network
- USA Network
How long to binge?
Estimate the schedule using 40 episodes and an average 21-minute runtime.
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Tattooed Teenage Alien Fighters from Beverly Hills is a television series first released in 1994. Catalogued under Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Kids. Produced and broadcast by USA Network. Current status: Canceled. Spans 1 seasons and 40 tracked episodes.
Should you watch it?
“Four Beverly Hills teens become tattooed galactic heroes to battle an alien emperor.”
- colorful superhero action
- mix of teen school life and sci‑fi battles
- low-budget special effects
- formulaic monster‑of‑the‑week plots
Watch it if you enjoy nostalgic, cheesy 90s superhero shows aimed at younger audiences.
The series is kid‑friendly, featuring mild sci‑fi combat and typical teenage school situations.
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Season 1 · 40 episodes
- E1 In the Beginning... Mytharc Oct 3, 1994
- E2 The Note Core Oct 10, 1994
- E3 How Time Flies Core Oct 17, 1994
- E4 Switch Core Oct 24, 1994
- E5 Perceptions Core Oct 31, 1994
- E6 Three Cheats to the Wind Core Nov 7, 1994
- E7 The Quitter Core Nov 14, 1994
- E8 Commitments Core Nov 21, 1994
- E9 Mind Games Core Nov 28, 1994
- E10 The Spy Core Dec 5, 1994
- E11 The Brain Drain Core Dec 12, 1994
- E12 A Nightmare on Rodeo Drive Core Dec 19, 1994
- E13 The Rat Core Dec 26, 1994
- E14 The Cover-Up Core Jan 2, 1995
- E15 The Ghost Warrior Core Feb 27, 1995
- E16 Trust Core Jan 16, 1995
- E17 The Y Files Core Jan 23, 1995
- E18 The Chocolate War Core Jan 30, 1995
- E19 The Monster Among Us Core Feb 6, 1995
- E20 The Universal Hitchhiker Core Feb 6, 1995
- E21 Deja Vu Core Feb 20, 1995
- E22 Bully for You Core Jan 9, 1995
- E23 The Opiate of the Future Core Mar 6, 1995
- E24 The Leech Core Feb 13, 1995
- E25 Gordon Cries Wolf Core Mar 20, 1995
- E26 Penny for Your Thoughts Core Mar 27, 1995
- E27 Turncoat Core Mar 3, 1995
- E28 Mr. Popularity Core Apr 10, 1995
- E29 Winner Takes All Core Apr 17, 1995
- E30 Beverly Hills 902-Oblivion Core Apr 24, 1995
- E31 Ozone, O'Mio Core May 1, 1995
- E32 The Glitch Core May 8, 1995
- E33 Emperor for a Day Core May 15, 1995
- E34 The Imposter Core May 22, 1995
- E35 Take Two Galactic Sentinals and Call Nimbar in the Morning Core May 29, 1995
- E36 The Last People on Earth Core Jun 5, 1995
- E37 The Primal Scream Core Jun 12, 1995
- E38 The Psychiatrist (1) Core Jun 19, 1995
- E39 The Psychiatrist (2) Mytharc Jun 26, 1995
- E40 It's a Gorganus Life Mytharc Jul 3, 1995
Frequently asked questions
What is the basic premise of the series?
Four Beverly Hills teenagers are chosen by an alien to become tattooed Galactic Sentinels defending Earth and the galaxy.
Who selects the teens to become heroes?
A kind alien named Nimbar selects them and gives them constellation‑based tattoos.
What abilities do the teens gain?
Their tattoos allow them to transform into Galactic Sentinels and fight the forces of Emperor Gorganus.
Who is the main antagonist?
The evil Emperor Gorganus, who leads the forces of Melechulah against the heroes.
What audience is the show intended for?
It is aimed at children and early teens, combining action‑adventure with school‑life stories.
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